shinji aoba admitted he set the building ablaze.was sorry for what he had done and he had no idea so many people would die. today thejudge he had no idea so many people would die. today the judge spoke about those deceased. 36 people died and the judge spoke of the pain and fear of those who died and also their colleagues who had to watch them set ablaze without being able to do anything and suffering psychologically. the prosecution said that shinji aoba had falsely thought that the company, that the studio stolen his work, a story he submitted. while the judge acknowledged the delusion of plagiarism, he said shinji aoba knew what he was doing when he walked into the building, poured petrol on the ground floor and set it ablaze, while shouting, drop dead. fans said while shouting, drop dead. fans said while they felt story for him receiving —— sorry for him receiving the death sentence, this was the right decision. family members were in the court and they were were very emotional as thejudge in the court and they were were very em

shinji aoba had previously admitted setting the building on fire.rs had sought an acquittal on the grounds of mental incompetence, but the judge rejected that argument. our tokyo correspondent shaimaa khalil has more the blaze is one of japan's greatest mass murderers. today the perpetrator has been sentenced to death. his lawyers had argued for his acquittal based on mental incompetence, but thejudge rejected that. late last year, he had pleaded guilty, admitted that he sent the building ablaze. he said that he was sorry for what he'd done and that he had no idea so many people would die. today, thejudge spoke had no idea so many people would die. today, the judge spoke about though is deceased. 36 people, mostly young animators died in that incident and thejudge mostly young animators died in that incident and the judge spoke of the pain and the fear of those who died but also the colleagues who had to watch them set ablaze without being able to do anything and suffering psychologically. the prosecution said that he had falsely thought that the co

shinji aoba had previously admitted to setting the building on fire, in 2019.tal incompetence, but the judge rejected their arguments. the french president emmanuel macron has just landed in india for his two—day trip in the asian country. as you can see, a red carpet welcome including a parade of decorated elephants awaited macron after landing injaipur in rajasthan, where he will be hosted by prime minister narendra modi at a state banquet in a 19th—century maharaja's palace. it's been more than a century since treasures were looted by british soldiers from ghana — many of them hold huge cultural and spiritual significance. now, in a landmark agreement, the victoria and albert and british museums in london are returning them, on loan, to the ashantee king. our culture editor katie razzall has this exclusive report. there is anger. people look at it in colonial terms. looting of items, precious items belonging to people, items that they don't easily forget. gold from the royal court of the ashanti kingdom which was once one of africa's most powerful states. th